Clarice Cliff Lynton Sugar Sifter – Forest Glen, Circa 1935 – 12cm

Clarice Cliff Lynton Sugar Sifter – Forest Glen, Circa 1935

A distinctive example of original Clarice Cliff pottery, this Lynton sugar sifter is decorated in the attractive Forest Glen design and dates from circa 1935.

The elegant Lynton form provides a wonderful setting for the Forest Glen decoration, creating a beautifully balanced piece with considerable period character. Its combination of distinctive shape and decorative pattern reflects the imaginative approach to ceramics for which Clarice Cliff’s work became so widely recognised.

Dating from the mid-1930s, the sugar sifter represents an appealing example of British Art Deco tableware. Clarice Cliff’s ability to combine unusual ceramic forms with distinctive surface decoration transformed functional household pieces into objects designed to be enjoyed visually as well as practically.

The Lynton form gives this example its own individual character and makes it particularly interesting for collectors seeking different Clarice Cliff shapes and forms. Combined with the Forest Glen pattern, it would make an attractive addition to a collection centred around decorative tableware, named patterns or 1930s Clarice Cliff pottery.

Its distinctive silhouette also gives the piece excellent display appeal, whether shown individually or alongside other Clarice Cliff sugar sifters and period ceramics.

This original Clarice Cliff Lynton sugar sifter in Forest Glen is presented in perfect condition.

Product Details

Designer: Clarice Cliff
Pattern: Forest Glen
Range/Form: Lynton
Item: Sugar Sifter
Date: Circa 1935
Period: Art Deco
Condition: Perfect
Origin: England

Please refer to the accompanying photographs for a closer view of the Forest Glen decoration, distinctive Lynton form, base and overall condition of the piece.